The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-03-02


wife, enroute to Milan, Tenn, from
which place he emigrated to RUSSELL
vile six years ago.
Col. Ben r. Embry of Atkins came
up last Wednesday and spent day OF
two circulating among friends and
beating some of our crack players In
the facinating game OF chess. We &C.
knowledge very pleasant call from
the Colonel.
Miss Belle King of Fayetteville, re-
turning from an extended visit to Little
Rock and Pine Bluff, stopped off Sat.
urday to spend few days with her
friend and schoolmate, Mrs. James ii
Shinn, before pursuing her journey
homeward.
A full line of flower pots at w. G.
Weimer's.
w. 7. Owens, of Appleton neigh
borhood had the misfortune to get his
residence and contents consumed by
fire on the 18th inst. A feather bed
and few minor articles were saved
The origin of the fire is a mystery. No
insurance.
Fresh home roast coffee, best on
market, at L. G. York's
--The revival closed last Wednesday
evening, resulting in about 60 CONVEX
sions in all. Mr.. Tyler left Thursday
morni ng to begin meeting at Darda-
nellie. We hope his earnestness and
faithfuIness will impress them favor
ably over there.
Bring along your cash and get bar !.
gains at /. G. York's.
MIR. w. f. Bell, having received the
appointment of travelling agent for the
Fort Worth (Texas) Building, Loan
and Life Association, left last Monday
for GAINESVILLE, Texas, to enter upon his
duties. Frank carries with him the
hearty good wishes of numerous friends
for a successful season of business and
safe return to Russellville.
i will give you more goods for less
money than any other house in the
country. Come and be convinced.
L. G. YORK.
Mrs. p. L. Bottoms and family left
last Tuesday for Fort Smith, their flu
ture home. They were accompanied
by Mr.. Monroe Bottoms, who will re-
turn in few weeks and remove his
family also to the border city. The
DEMOCRAT wishes these worthy friends
much success and pleasure in their
new home.
WE POSITIVELY SAY NO MORE
CREDIT until old scores are paid.
j. NJ. Harley & BRO.
An obstreperous Teuton was run in
by the Marshal last Friday for dis
turbing the peace and quietude of the
denizens of the east side. He called at
several houses for something to eat and
his manner frightened several ladies
almost out OF their wits. A fine OF $500
and several days on the streets will
teach the impudent fellow lesson.
Love & Miller will soon have on
exhibition at their store one of Bucks
celebrated gasoline stoves for summer
use. Ladies' are all invited to call and
see ii.
The trial of DR.. l.. f. Cook before
Commissioner Waters at Little Rock for
selling whiskey without license, comes
off to day. The following persons
have gone down to appear as witness
es pro and con: Van Boswell, j. M +.
Harkey, Charley Shinn, L. NJ. Smith,
John Truss, James Robinson, Pat
Weathers and j. e. Battentield.
-FoR SALE-Two good milk cows.
Apply to +. c. York.
The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Tyler
were complimented with a delightful
se:enade at the residence of Capt. r. j..
Wilson, on last Wednesday night. We
are requested to return thanks for The
same to Miss Matte Williams, Miss
Jennie Moseley, Miss Sallie Neal, Miss
Emma Howell, Mess:s. j. w. White,
j. w. Robinson. Robert Chasteen, w.
G. Weimer and j. G. Anderson.
800 bushels of corn for sale at SOC
per bu. for cash or good note. Apply to
r. ID. LOVE.
Prominent among the best results
of the late revival here is the renewal
of bible reading. Mr.. Tyler says his
future work will be to get people to
read the bible; he says the people and
churches are dying because of the fail
ure to read and study the word OF God.
His bible readings awaken new inter-
est in the divine word and are product
i've of great good.
Call and examine the musical In
struments at w. G. Weimers, Violins,
Guitars, Pianos, Organs, &c. They are
the best quality and he is sellsng them
very cheap.
The public school closed last Fri
day with the usual examinations and a
sumptuous repast spread in the school
yard by the students of the school and
participated in by them and their inyi-
ted guests. The X. +. silver cornet
band was present and discoursed some
excellent music, and all in all, the oc-
casion was enjoyable TO high degree,
and marked red letter day for the